Tatsuro MATSUOKA wrote:
> Hello David
>
> Is the below OK?
>
> Regards
>
> Tatsuro
>
>
Ok, I committed this. Sorry for the delay.
D.
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Konstantinos Poulios wrote:
> Hi,
>
> first of all I hope that here is the right place to report this bug. I
> would also like to apologize for mixing one possible bug + fix and one
> suggestion for improvement in the same mail. Anyway, it's both about
> quiver.
>
> FIRST: the bug
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David Bateman schrieb:
> Thomas Treichl wrote:
>> Thomas Treichl schrieb:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> if it is okay then I'd like to commit the attached patch to the audio
>>> package.
>>>
>>> I have moved the OFSndPlay utility from the MacOSX package to the
>>> audio package and I also modified the Makefiles
On 4-Feb-2008, David Bateman wrote:
| That was harder to fix.. The issue was that the indentation of the
| copyright statements are not all the same and a multi-line change like
| that at the end of a paragraph was harder to detect and treat for all
| files with a script. Ok, I did it but it took
Hi All,
In an effort to lighten the burden on David's shoulders I'm going to
try to take over as release manager for Octave-Forge. In the next week
I'll be of-line, so I plan to make the release around Feb. 16th. So, if
you have any pending changes for a package, please submit them before
that da
Hi,
Okay then we'll have to agree to disagree :-) Since octave-forge is
the place where extra packages for Octave get developed, this mailing
list really isn't the right place for this discussion. I guess you
should bring this up at the octave maintainers list, but I still don't
think your approa
Hi,
I read your previous mail.
I agree that if we get a(b)=7 then a=[4,7,6] that Octave acts:
a(b(1))=7
a(b(2))=7
a(b(3))=7
a(b(4))=7
this means we four times assign 7 to a(2) thus a(2)=7and a = [4, 7, 6]
the logic of the language when a(b)=a(b)+1 is obvious
first octave computes right hand side of
John W. Eaton wrote:
> On 4-Feb-2008, David Bateman wrote:
>
> | John W. Eaton wrote:
> | > There are many files in the Octave Forge packages with copyright
> | > notices that begin with "This file is part of Octave", but these files
> | > are not part of Octave, so the copyright notice should be
Thomas Treichl wrote:
> Thomas Treichl schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> if it is okay then I'd like to commit the attached patch to the audio
>> package.
>>
>> I have moved the OFSndPlay utility from the MacOSX package to the
>> audio package and I also modified the Makefiles of the audio package.
>> With thi
Hi,
Did you read my previous mail? I can understand the logic behind the
behaviour that you'd like Octave to have, but I just don't think such a
change would be consistent with the rest of the language. If you want a
way to create histograms, just use the 'hist' function.
Søren
man, 04 02 2008
Hi,
man, 04 02 2008 kl. 09:04 +0200, skrev nit ar:
> It may be useful to change the definition of Octave's xcorr scale parameter
> to be compatible with Matlab definition (this can be easily done in the
> xcorr.m code).
Could you send a patch to make this change?
Søren
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